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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
mnrrison,s Rohx Isecovered.

TIE Dispatch of yesterday an
nounced that the dock was being
dragged for the body of young Har-
rison, who disappeared Saturday night
and who was supposed to have been
drowned while under the influence Of
liquor. Early yesterday morning the
search vas resumed, and IN short
while Joseph Edwards, who IS well ac-
quainted with the wharves, found the
BODY near the York-River depot.
The body was drawn from the water,
,aced on the wharf, ana Coroner lay
Tor notified. The Coroner thinks that
death was from accidental drowning.
The body WAS put IN q wagon and car
ried to the home Of his father, on Church
Hill.
Leonidas Green Harrison. the dead
man, was twenty one years and nine
months old ard was son of Mr.
George L. Harrison, formerly of Prince
George county. The young man was
employed at Allen & Ginter's.
Ihe father says that hls son was sober
and industrious, but on Saturday night
deceased and his younger brother got
to drinking, and about 2 o'clock next
morning the younger one was found by
PoIicemaHBurnett lying near the York
River sheds in a stupof. Nothing was
heard or seen Of the older brother until
his body was drawn out OF toe dock
Yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
unstinra Court. Yesterany.

John Goslga, charged with forgery,
pleaded guilty, and was sent to the
penitentiary for two years. There
were two other indictments against him
making the same charge, one of which
was noHe proseqpied and the other
was continued until the next term.
Morris Dominica, charged with felo-
Nous assault on John McDOnough.
Acquitted. -,
thomas Allen (colored). charged with
burclaiiously entering the dwelling
house Of A. Sanguinetti, was sent to
the peniteniary for five years.
Thomas Brown (colored), charged
with keeping poker-room, was fined
80.
William Ballard (colored), resisting
and obstructing a justice Of the peace
in the discharge of his duty. Fined
IS. He viii have to pay costs, too.
The case of Mamie Hubbard,
charged with keeping a disorderly
house, was postponed until the October
term on account of the indisposition
of the accused.
The cases of George Brown and VIII
liam Jones (colored), charged with
malicious assault, were continued until
the pext term.
To-day the revenue cases on the
docket will be disposed OF. Parties
interested had better be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Old Bonds Burned-Poiifical Points
Personals and Briefs.

The Council Committee on Finance
held its regular meeting in the Council
chamber last night, with every member
present. The bills for the expenses OF
The last month were approved, other
routine business was transacted, and
the committee spent some time IN talk
ing informally over the city's financial
condition, the outlook, &c.
The committee decided to destroy
lot of old city bonds that have been in
tbe Treasurer's Office for loag number
of wears. and executed their determi-
nation by placing the worthless paper
in the stove AID applying a lighted
match TO it. There was a bright
illumination, the blaze ran out OF
the top Of the chimney, and per-
sons came rushing to the build
ing believing that the jail was on fire.
The situation was soon taken in and the
excitement at once subsided. These
are not the s per cent. bonds just re-
deemed, but some printed years ago
that were never used. Nearly all OF
tbe SIS that nailred the LIST OF Sep
tembe, heye been redeemed and eau
celled ard carefully stored away in the
large iron safe.
A meeting OF the City Democratic
Committee was called to be held last
night, but there was no quorum pres
ent. Several OF the members and a
number Of other faithful workers spent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
CRASH
THAT STARTLED THE PEOPLE OF
ALEXANDRIA.
A Chimney Trmbles through q Roof-
Woman Hurt-Run Over and
Fatally Injured.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 2S.-
Last night the big chimney OF an old
tumble-down house on Henry street
near King fell with loud report:
The people of the neighborhood rushed
there thinking it a locomotive explo-
sion. The roof was carried in and the
ceiling sent down on the occupants, an
old colored woman and several chil-
dren. The woman was hauled out bad
" cut. The others were uniniured.
< like accident in the neighborhood
some years ago killed two and injured
several persons.
The o'clock train on down grade
from Fort Runyon last evening ran over
an old colored man named Charles
Thompson, who, with his family. lives
near Arlington. He was brought here
later and died at the infrmary.
A cartman named Bladen. crossing
the Fayette-street track, fell off his
cart and came near getting run over.
In the Circuit Court Judge Keith
consumed to-day in the fredericksburg
railroad. .Travers case. Travers claimed
SO, coo damages for being iolted of
a seat in caboose two years ago. He
got 500.
The ugly weather kept many from
the Washington regatta to-day. In the
oig race the PotomacS withdrew. The
Old Dominions rowed over the course,
however, and were awarded the prize.
Colonel Ball was buried at Falls
church this afternoon, u number OF
Alcxandrians attending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
The Convict Snead PrOcures His
Discharge.

Judge Wexford, Of the City Circuit
Court, Yesterday heard argument III
the hojcaS-corpUs case OF Thomas
sncad, the convict from Botetourt
county, and the prisoner was dis
charged. Mr.. William G. Preston re-
presented the hepetitioner and Mr.. j. Ran.
Tucker, Jr., the Commonwealth.
Judge Wexford, in an oIal opinion,
held that the Court had no right to
sentence prisoner who pleads guilty
in the face Of the statutory provision
hat the term of punishment shall be
fixed by jury.
Spoad was indicted by the grand jury
Of Botetourt, November IA, 1881, for
burglary and, pleading guilty, was SEN
tenced to the penitentiary for seven
years. lie had escaped during his
term. and for this offence one more year
was given him.
Wien the Judge announced hls de-
cision Snead thanked him, returned to
the penitentiary, and changed his wear
inc apparel. He left for home on the
afternoon train. He is comparatively
Young man and unmarried.
The facts iii this case were identical
with those in the case of man named
johnson, sentenced 10y Judge Latham,
of Lvnchburg, whose release last year
Mr.. Preston obtained in a similai
manner. When johnson left Rich
mond there were several indictments
against him here, but he was successful
in taking advantage of misunder
standing between some OF the officer
and made good his escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
baseball Yesterday.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
At Philadelphia:
The Athletic Metropolitan and Phila-
delphia- Washington ball games were
postponed on account Of rain.
At New York:
The Boston-New York game was post
poned by rain.
At Cleveland:
Clevelands. q 0 l 90 0 0 0 o. 3
Louisvilles. o 90 0 0 20 l. 2
Base-hits: Clevelands, 8; Louis
yilles, 10. Errors: Clevelands, /;
Louisyilles, 4.
At Detroit:
Detroits +. ..00 O00700 o. 7
Indianapolis. Il 0 0 00000 D. 8
Base-hits Detroits, IT indianapolis,
10. Errors Detroits, 8 /; Indianapolis,
6. Batteries: Baldwin and Cancel |;
Shreye and Arundel.
At Chicago:
Ten inpingsl
Chicagos. % I o 003 o o o. B
Pittsb' CHS % O O 0 004 1 0 H. 6
Base-lnts: Chicagos, 8; Pittsburgh4
IA. Errors: Chicagos, 3; PitsburBha
9. Batteries: Clarkson and Flint |;
Calvin and Miller.
Second game-six inninss-rai and dazknsss.l
Chicagos ........1 101 O L. 4
Pittsburghs % o I o o o. /
Base-hits: Chicagos. 2; PittsbufghA
a. Errors; Chicsgos, mono Pitts
burghs, 1. Batteries Van HAltran
and Darling; Morris and Fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
Personals and Briefs.

Treasurer John N. Harrison, of New
Kent. is in the city.
Governor Lees family returned from
the mountains yesterday.
Miss Maggie B. Heath has returned
from Washington, after visit to her
uncle.
DR.. r. A. Wise. clerk of the James
City County Court, was in the city yes
terday.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club
will meet tonight Mt o'clock at head
quarters, 1901 Main street.
Meade Haskins, Esq, has been con
fined to his room mt the Exchange for
several days with severe sore-throat.
Mr.. John w. Talley, formerly of
Richmond, but lately in the hotel busi-
ness at Lexington, has returned here
to live.
In the Police Court yesterday Walter
CIGtchfeld (colored) was convicted OF
stealing $17 and sent to jail for three
months.
Mr.. J. NJ. Fitz has been elected
principal and DR.. j. q. Lumpkin presl-
dent OF Washington and Henry Acade-
my in Hanover.
DR.. Jacob W. Arnold, member of the
House of Delegates, is lying danger
ously iii at his residence, in Rock
bridge county.
Fred. Ross (colorod). of this city,
who was recently convicted of house
breaking, was carried to the peniten-
tiary yesterday to stay three years.
Governor Lee will be unable to at
tend the Raleigh Fair, much as he
would like to do so. At some future
day he will certainly visit that State.
Things were remarkably quiet ut the
Henrico county courthouse yesterday,
and there were very few farmers pres
ent during the day. 1t was rather damp
for them.
The Jackson-Ward Democratic
Club-Major Charles p. Bigger, presi-
dent-met at Kain's Hall last night for
work. New members &ere enrolled
and routine business tTansact9d.s
The Howitzers had a full-dress drill
and inspection Tuesday night, appear
ed for the first time in their new hel-
NETS, and held the first Of their month
ly sociables this season, which was
quite a brilliant one.
Captain George A. Ainslie SAYS in bis
card this morning-as he always has
said-that in Justice to the public duties
he is nov discharging he cannot con
sent to become a candidate for the
House of Delegates.
Mr.. w. 4. Wells, a well-known and
popular druggist of this city, who
has been for some time past con
nected with the drughouse Of Dr. r.
G. Cabell, Jr, has accepted a position
in the same lire Of business in SaI
Diego, Cal.
Dr.sW. y. Taylor, State Chemist
yesterday received by express fro n thC
authorities at Hickslord the stomach o
child, the coAtelts Of which they de
sired him to analyze with the view o
ascertaining ii death was caused, al
suspected, 10y laudanum-poisoning.
A deed has been recorded in th'
Chancery- Court clerks Office from A
T Harvey and Charles j.. Jones anC
their wives to L. G. Leake, Jr., TO
ninety feet of ground on Third stree
Ietween Byrd and Canal Gamble
| HID for SO, 800. This is Si20 pc
foot without Improvements.
Nettie Bibbs, young white woma
who had been before that tribunal sew
eial times before. WIS before the 70
lice Court yesterday morning charged
with being drunk and crc lting a dis
turbance. She was committed in dc
fault of security for twelve months il
the sum of $500. She had been quit
badly beaten about the face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

GEORGE W. MAYO, l0k A. NJ. general as
sOrtment q household furniture, &C., at
No. l012 east broad street
SAMPSON & ADAMSON. p. NJ, valuable
Hull-street properly In the city OF Man
chester.
JAS. MAcD0UGAI, 10 A. NJ, clothing, store
fixtures, sc.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 co. and JOHN T. GOD
DIN, bP. NJ, .commlssionerf sale OF Inn
enteonth street between Broad aud Mar
sh1ii streets.
WILLIAM JENKINS. 1880 P. NJ. choice ripe
bananas.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a CO., 8 p. NJ, two
story hrick dwelling.
OEORGE w. MAYO. 1910 A. NJ. household
furniture ssoses, carpets &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

cutive Committee have received two
fine regalias, one donated bya firm in
Ohio and the other from Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y. Those in charge hope that
sufficient amount will be realized from
the bazaar to employ lecturer for the
month Of November in organizing
lodges throughout the district.
A number Of Good Templars from
this city viii attend the public tenn
perance meeting in Estrick, rear Pc
tersburg, on Sunday next, among them
Assistant District Lecturer Il. @. Tray
lor, Grand Secretary g. w. Hawxhurst,
District Secretary ". T. Stevenson,
and J. A. Hobson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
Electric Light at the Tredegar.

The Tredegar Company has con-
tracted with the Old Dominion Elec
tric-Light and Power Company, OF
Manchester, to furnish light at the
company's iron works. The electro
light company Tuesday afternoon pre-
sented petition to the Board OF Com
missioners of the Free Bridge, asking
to be allowed TO run its wire across the
bridge. The request was granted, and
the lights will soon be in operation.
The company is furnishing splendid
light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
THREE CENTS PLR COPY.

after the discovery Of the remains did
he think OF connecting II with the
crime. As this was the first day siuce
the affair that he has been obliged TO
come to town he took occasion 10 re-
port the fact to the authorities. He
says that he filed the hole up, and that
it could not have been dug in less than
two hours.
The night Of Lilies disappearance 9
strange man took room at the Hotel
Dewitt. He did not register, and when
asked his name, hammered and said he
was doctor. That night he retained
home late and left on the following
morning. He closely resenbIcd q
quack doctor who was prominent in the
Moen-Wilson case. and who has been
in the hospital about ten miles from
this town.
The clew is being followed up, and
private detectives from Boston have
taken up the case. Messrs. Innis and
Hayter, of the State police force, are
also still at work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

A Webster (Mass.) special says
r. L. Day, farmer, living two miles
from Webster, told q strange story to-
day. II was about the time Of Lille
A. Hoyle's disappearance--he cannot
remember the exact date-that be dis
covered newly-made grave in q field
one morning as he was driving cows 10
pasture. The grave was six feet long,
live deep, and had been made during
the previous night. :.
he thought i strange, but moi until
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
doctors. lawyers, &C., I'm Trouble.

The Hastings Court Will to-day DE,
Gin the hearing of over a hundred
cases against merchants, doctors, law
yers, and others, indicted for pursuing
their business without State licenses.
The licenses were due May the lst
The presentments were made July
19th-that is to say, two months and
ninteen days after the licenses were
due. E,
with it costs. -
The newspapers earnestly sought TO
save these citizens from the penalties
incurred by time and again notifying
them of their danger, but the kindly
advice was UNDECIDED. The usual prac-
tice has been to dismiss the prosecution
mon payment of costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

some time in conference discussing the
situation. The general idea was that
there is work to be done and much OF
it t;that with the proper organization aud
united action the grand old ship OF De-
mocracy can be steered safely into port.
The ticket is composed OF working
Democrats. Mr.. Il. M. Robinson
more familiarly known rs " Dicky
RobiDso1-is moving around among
his friends-and every one is his
friend-and is very mt ch encouraged.
He ard Mr.. Robertson, of Chester, the
nominee for the Senate, have visited
Ettrick and, other districts in Chester
field, and they report the outlook
promising. The general verdict IS that
"we are bound to win"
Night before last the water broke
through the forebay at the Old Domln-
ion Cotton-Aiills, washed out a big
slice Of earth in the factory-yar !, and
slightly damaged the Office. Hands
we've put to work at once to rectify the
break. The damage is not great, but
the hsnds will be thrown cut OF en-
ployment for week or two and the
water supply to the other mills Will be
slightly interfer~ : wl1h.
An institute for the white public
school teachers of Chesterfield will be
held at the county courthouse to-mor-
row, opening promptly at 10 A. M.
DR.. John l.. Buchanan, State Superin-
tepdent of Public instruction, is eX-
pected to re present. All OF the teach
ers are urged to attend.
Mr.. George Il. Robertson, the Demo
cratic nominee for the Senate from
this district, raised some as fine tobacco
On his farm this year as has been seen
anywhere. Mr.. Robertson is not only
a staunch and energetic Democrat, bat
he is a good farmer and a good citizen.
Through his influence as agenS for New
York parties he has placed as much as
30. .000 q year in Chesterfield 10y par
chasing wood.
The brick making season viii now
close in about two weeks. The wet
weather continued so late last spring
that operations in the biick-yards did
not begin until much later than usual.
Later. however, the weather has been
very propitious, and altogether the sea-
son has been very lair one. 1t IS
thought that the numbe- of bricks made
will be smaller than last year, but the
market has been better.
Messrs. ii. &. and -. d. Beattie, who
have an arc electric light in their new
store, will also have q similar light at
the front. Most OF the other Hull
street stores will be supplied with incan-
descent lights. There are four arc
lights at the Danville depot.
MIR. John Bassett, Of Wilmington,
n. c., superintendent of the Atlantic
Coast-Line shops at that place, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Hay Garnett, Of Cartersvi le'
Cumberland county, is visiting Mr..
5a.oue' D. Atkisson.
Miss Maggie Walden is expected tc
return tomorrow from visit to Phila
del] ]bia.
There will be a dance at Cersley's
Holl tonight.
Willie Bea.tie. Esq, has returned
from a pleasant visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. NJ. \. Cogbill, clerk Of the Ches-
terfie'd County Court, was in the city
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
Temneranee Mntfers.

Colonel j. r. Miller, grand chief
templar, on the "a instant organized
new lodge of Good Templars at john
soDtown, Northampton county. win
seyenty-seven charter members.
The ladies' interested in the tempe.
rance bazaar will meet this afternoon ~
Central Hall and weekly hereafter nn-
I'll the time OF holding same o(iz,, Ve-
tober nth. The District Lodge Exc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

The members monthly meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held in the hall this evening at
$50 o'clock. The exercises will con-
sist of short, interesting committee re-
ports, interspersed with good music
There will be delivered an interesting
and instructive lecture on Business
Education by Mr.. G.. Nj. Smithdeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
Theatre Tonight.

Mrs. d. +. Bowers, who has long
been regarded as one of the foremost
actresses Of the age, viii appear at the
Theatre tonight in Queen Elizabeth
a historical drama. II is claimed that
she has first class company TO support
her Mr.. Henry Ayeling is leading
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

W. o. Tuggle, LAGRANGE, Ga. writing about
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid, gays: "lt Is a
priceless jcwel as disinfectant and deoiorizer
My wife states for tho benefit Of young mothers
that Il Is valuable adjunct TO the nursery"
It Is equally 20 10 parents travelling with chill
dren. Not only Is the Fluid invaluable as a
deodorlzer, but few drops added to the water
IN bathing wiz remove oil eruptions from the
skin, chatting. etc. and greatly refresh and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
oa,cer. OF the Notsoway Grays.

The military examining board, com
nosed of Adiutant-Gener James Nc
Donald. Brigadier- General Charles ).
Anderson, and Inspector-General 10.
lane Stern, met at General McDon,,
AIDS Office yesterday and examined
Captain Estes and Lieutenants carter
and Epcs, OF the Nottoway Grays' o
company just formed at blackstone n n
Vottoway county. All OF them passed
very creditable examinations.
ihe formation Of this company
,,b;eb starts out under favorable CIR
cnmstances and with good member
ship. i one OF the outgrowths OF the
s ;ni.9est created and shed abroad by the
national eucampment held in Washing
ton last spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

Il Is useful prccaation for tho tourist ~
commercial traveller, or tho omisrans % Ne
West, 70 take along Hosfetter's stomach D1o-
tors Inyslids who travel BY steamboat o. m
should provide themselves With IL n order -
prevent or remedy the Nausea vhic6 ~ ~
causes them. Vastly preferable y 4 Ter ohi1
ample but ueedfui purpose . ~ oeovY ~
me(iratod stimul1ht3 Of cQzouefcA Q0 b0oE&
ship Il not only rcmesltes co-S1QlaeeA b9> oeQe
raIlxss NE pernicio0s efzec<n q v&&1e mhe11ly
hrarkish. WHICH, q an2uaii1>d> = ~ - ~
Se ne shdomInai rexipn, ~ ty1teS11& q ~
aerial poison of psalefia ~ - o4(e>oQ> -
dose. 6ick .hea4eches heeTl1EA oe& M
upcn % slo>R>eh sFe pronDg4 >aht6ns L. Is
q hce;lh hluIly elimale,ee ~ 1i1nSle 4 ~ 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

it will be Tuesday night at the old
Skating Rink ON Broad street. We are
going to have band of music.
Who are going 10 speak?
Well, i can't tellyou just now. That's
all right.
And so the two parted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

Was the lion. John S. Wise present
at to-day's oonlerence ?
OL, yes, he was present

Was the Hon. John ,. Nlse presCnl
at to-day Conference ?
Oh, yes, lie was present,
ANOTHER VIEW.
Another Reformer-a Democratic Re-
fomor ie calls himr elf--scen yesterday
afternoon was asked:
Wen, nave you all made up your
ticket?
No. said he. } can tell you who 1
think II will he, though.
Wen, / suppose you are going to
give the colorcd people something.
Won't You put colored man on the
ticket?
No. answered he there VIII be no
colored man on the ticket.
Why?
Because they have never asked for
il. and looking seriously, he SAID,
personally 1 wouldn't do 1t II J
could.
What did You do in your conference
TINS mornine?
What conference? =.
The one you held a. o'clock at
Reugers Hall.
| have nothing to say.
Well. tell me who you are gong 10
put on your ticket. i.
| think it will be Ira r. Bland, OF
CLAW Ward John w. Graves, OF Jack
SON Ward; John NJ. Ryall, OF Mon
roe Ward +: John Il. Parrish, OF Mar
shall Ward.
By the way, will give you some
thing that you can publish.
IL is that there viii be change IN
tie Truth.
II will be started as new paper, and
viii come out in q day or two.
THE ADDRESS.
Another prominent and influential
Resormer was mel, and was asked II
there was q conference held yester-
day.
Yes. said he, we had conference; We
met at Rueger's Hall.
Who were there p?
Hon. John S. Wise and several other
prouinep. members Of the Republican
party were present.
What did yoa do?
We talked over the campaign and
discussed the names Of parties who are
likely 10 be our candidates.
TEL me what you did, and II you
agreed on your ticket, and who arr
they? ,ha,
All, my boy, you must find out iha'
49,, ..,.,,,o other fellow
What about that address you feilo"'
we're going to issue o;.,,o,
II will be out this week--eitne'
saturday or Sunday. Don't yod isaf :,
al 81 ihe workipgmea viii have copy o
How about that rally basiness2
Yes, we are going TO have . fa''y' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29
Our 60 Line or Hand.sewod Shoes.

We have just received the finest line
OF Gentlemen's s. Double and Single
Sole, Hand-Sewed (guaranted), Low
Laced Caters ever seen in this city.
We will give a new pair for every pair
that does not give satisfaction.
SPENCE, TYREE & Co.,
8I5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

Caiarrh s. not simply an Inconvenience. un
l'rGsau, 20 the sufferer and disgusting u
su.eIs-it e. an advanced outpost Of approach
ffr disease of worse typc. DO not neglect it'
warning: IL brings deadly evils in its faip.
Before &c is TOO late, use Dr. sage's Caiarih
Remedy. Il rc0chea tho scat Of the nilmcnt
ncd fs fnc only thing ttai viii. You mey dose
.orfsc,f with quaCk medicines tlli t Is TOO
i.fe-iui the sifcnmlet becomes rosisilcss
tofyaaf % is thn umtured invention Of "a
scenuGc physiciln. - word 10 tho wise is
sur fieUt.H